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 1    1, 5 |     color be the attribute of dark blackness?~Looking on light
 2    1, 6 | shining of the sun, and not a dark cloud.~Or, if it be compulsion, '
 3    1, 13|     reason comes not out of a dark corner) ;~The philosopher (
 4    1, 15|     Like you, I was naturally dark,~'Twas the Sun's revelation
 5    1, 15|     me such light.~I still am dark compared to the Sun,~Though
 6    1, 15|      am light compared to the dark souls of men.~Therefore
 7    2, 1 |       and we travelers in the dark,~Till the sun of the prophets
 8    2, 9 |  inquired the meaning of this dark saying, and the answer was, "
 9    3, 5 |    STORY V. The Elephant in a Dark Room.~Some Hindoos were
10    3, 5 |   exhibiting an elephant in a dark room, and many people collected
11    3, 5 |      But as the place was too dark to permit them to see the
12    3, 13|      purity,~To the earth its dark look and appearance.~Can
13    4, 2 |       lingers helpless in the dark, ~Acquaint him with the
14    4, 7 |       The night which is made dark as pitch by the king scorns
15    4, 7 |    are pure spirits,~And also dark and befouled spirits.~The
16    5, 1 |    bewilderment of men in the dark looking in all directions
17    6, 9 |     secrets to one another in dark sayings,~Speaking beneath